Megan Glosson
Megan Glosson is an avid writer & editor, currently published on The Mighty, Project Wednesday, Thought Catalog, Unwritten, YourTango, and MSN. She is an advocate for the mental health, LGBT, and disability communities.
Megan is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University (2010) and is in the process of a career change after 7 years in education.
Megan is a mother of two daughters who describe themselves as "beautiful, smart, and big hearted." She resides in Murfreesboro, TN with her children, husband, and three cats. Megan loves board games, adventures to lands near and far, and a good bowl of ice cream.
Why Paying For College Education Abroad Was Worth Every Penny
When I made my choice to study abroad, friends questioned my decision. They suggested that it might be too expensive, too difficult, and far...
No One Talks About How Expensive Healing Is
We love to romanticize healing: the bubble baths, the journaling, and the therapy sessions where breakthroughs come like waves. But no one tells you ...
Why Friends With Benefits Rarely Work Out
We all know the appeal. A no-pressure connection, a late-night text away from physical intimacy, and none of the messy commitment talk. Friends with...
Spring 2025 Makeup Trends: What’s Cute & What’s Questionable
Spring is here, and so are the new beauty trends—some fresh and fun, others... questionable at best. From the re-emergence of skinny brows (yes,...
Not Just For Kids: How Embracing Play As An Adult Can Improve Your Mental Health
The other night, my kids and I played charades, and for the first time in a long time, I laughed so hard I nearly...
8 Kitchen Hacks For Healthy Eating That Require Almost No Effort
One of my goals for this year is to eat healthier and spend less money on convenience food. Unfortunately, this is easier said than...
A Beginner’s Guide To Bedroom Banter
Talking dirty or adding some flirtatious dialogue in the bedroom can feel intimidating if you’ve never done it before. Maybe you’re afraid of sounding...
How to Tell If You’re Ready to Love Again After Loss
Losing someone you love changes your world in ways you never expected. And when it comes to love and relationships, grief can make the...
Title IX Should Protect Students—But Not All Students Per The DOE
I recently received a phone call from the assistant principal at my sixth-grade child’s school. At first, I felt confused. My child is a...
Executive Orders Aren’t Permanent: Unpacking Trump’s First Week Back in Office
Presidential executive orders are a cornerstone of U.S. governance, and President Trump made the most of these orders on inauguration day. Trump issued 26...
